Sheree Bega is an Environment Reporter at Mail & Guardian. She focuses on themes such as ESG, climate change, and regional interests, particularly in Africa and the APAC region, while also covering topics related to animals and animal products. Sheree's work has been featured in Mail & Guardian.
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Sheree Bega's coverage primarily focuses on local environmental and climate-related issues, with a strong emphasis on data-driven reporting and government announcements. Her articles delve into topics such as climate change, water crisis, wildlife conservation, and weather.
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About 16% (1 589 species) of the world's estimated 10 000 succulent species occur in the Succulent Karoo Biome This content is restricted to subscribers only
By: Des Erasmus
NSPCA prosecutes man over viral video
By: Sheree Bega
When palaeontologist and zoologist Nikolaos Kargopoulos embarked on a research project two years ago to analyse the skull morphology of giraffes , he believed that “a giraffe was just a giraffe”.
By: Sheree Bega
Lab findings suggest botulism as the cause, made worse by a bacterial imbalance from sewage from the Homevale wastewater treatment works
By: Sheree Bega
More than 70% of the country's neglected or aged wastewater treatment plants are not operating at optimal levels This content is restricted to subscribers only
Environmentalists have welcomed the official declaration last Friday of the Western Soutpansberg Nature Reserve, a “forgotten mountain” spanning 11 607 hectares of critical biodiversity in Limpopo.
In densely invaded areas, the trees can consume about 50% of the annual rainfall of the region, severely depleting groundwater
By: Sheree Bega
The US's withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement is not only an “abdication of the global responsibility that we all have to humankind” but
The government's approved plan to manage South Africa's mountain of old tyres has hit the skids with a legal challenge from a nonprofit company that formerly managed waste tyres.
“Bird brain” is often hurled at someone as an insult, but scientists have discovered that the brains of birds are so large that they are “practically a braincase with a beak”.
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